If you pull eight coins from your pocket, and none of them are pennies, what is the most money that you could have? The least?

2 answers:

kramer4 years ago

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If you're based in the UK, you could say up to £800 as we have £100 coins here.

Lowest amount? Besides our penny our least valuable coin is the 2 penny coin. So barring pennies the least you could pull out of your pocket if you're based in the UK is 16p.

nirvana33 [79]4 years ago

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If you are in the U.S the lowest coin besides penny would be a nickel.It would be $0.40 assuming all 8 coins are the same.

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